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Friday, October 12, 1984
THE. DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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Laker Family hosts cocktail
party for Balfour event sponsors
The Laker Family will host a
cocktail party in honor of the
sponsors of the Balfour Celebra-
tion on Oct. 24 at 7:30 p.m. at the
Laurel Woods Apts. club house, it
was announced by Max Sosin and
Dr. Lester Zeff, co-chairmen, and
Mrs. Ira G. Kaufman, chairman of
For $609.
you can fly
El AI round trip
to Israel.
But for only
$40 more, you
can spend
7days and
5 nights.
That's right. For only $40 more than El Al's $609 fare you can spend 7 days
and 5 nights in superior hotels in Israel. On top of that, you can have a rental car.
The price is per person, double occupancy. Based on New York departures.
Side excursions are available to Eilat, Cairo and London.
We call this our "Sunshine Package." And with vacations in Israel for only $40,
you can see why.
The packages are available from November 12th through February
28th, 1985.
Call your travel agent.
ASK YOUR
TRAVEL AGENT
FOR THE
"SUNSHINE
PACKAGE"
FOREIGN TOURS, INC.
PART OF THE EL AL FAMILY
Helping to make final arrangements for the annual Balfour Celebration
are, from left: Norma T. Hudosh, Marian Leib, Lillian Kaufman and
Anne Silver.
the women's committee of the Bal-
four Celebration.
Irving and Beverly Laker and
Harry and Sarah Laker have been
spearheading the efforts on behalf
of ZOA's Balfour Celebrations for
many years and have been leaders
in many communal and philan-
thropic campaigns in support of
Israel.
The 51st annual Balfour Cele-
bration, sponsored by the Met-
ropolitan Detroit District, Zionist
Organization of America, is set for
Oct. 28 at 7:30 p.m. at the Ford
Auditorium, starring concert
pianist David Syme, vocalist
Claire Barry and actor, singer,
dancer and comedian, Mike
Burstyn.
Proceeds from the Balfour Cel-
ebration are earmarked for ZOA's
many cultural and educational
projects in Israel, as well as its
public affairs programs in the
United States. Foremost among
the beneficiaries are the ZOA-
sponsored educational, seven-
school campus in Kfar Silver, Is-
rael, the American-Israel educa-
tional center, the ZOA House in
Tel Aviv and the Masada Israel
Summer program. Funds will also
be provided for the development
and dissemination of public af-
fairs guidelines among ZOA's 20
regions and 300 districts
throughout the United States.
Tickets to the Balfour Celebra-
tion Concert, in limited quan-
tities, are still available by calling
the ZOA office, 569-1515.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Slomovitz
are the Balfour Celebration's
honorary chairmen and Mrs. Sid-
ney Z. Leib is honorary chairman
of the women's committee.
Chairman of the Masada Israel
Endowment program is Mrs. I.
Walter Silver, and Mrs. Norma T.
Hudosh is treasurer.
Sinai names compensation chief
gree from Eastern Michigan Uni-
versity in 1974.
He is currently the vice
president of the Michigan Hospi-
tal Personnel Directors Associa-
tion, and a member of the Ameri-
can Society for Personnel Ad-
ministration and the American
Society for Hospital Personnel
Administration.
Youth program
offered by Sinai
Gary Johnson
Gary R. Johnson has been ap-
pointed director of compensation
in the department of personnel
services at Sinai Hospital of De-
troit.
Before coming to Sinai,
Johnson was assistant director for
human resources at Bay Medical
Center in Bay City, Mich. He also
taught basic personnel manage-
ment at Delta College in Bay City.
Johnson is returning to Sinai,
having been personnel supervisor
at the hospital from 1976 to 1979.
Johnson received his B.S. de-
"Kids and Communication," a
free program offered to parents
and other interested parties by
Sinai Hospital of Detroit in con-
junction with the Bloomfield Hills
Community Education Depart-
ment, will be held at 7 p.m., Wed-
nesday at Lahser High School,
3456 Lahser Rd., Bloomfield
Hills.
Karen J. Schultz, speech
pathologist at Sinai's Nathan I.
and Betty Goldin Health Care
Center in West Bloomfield, and
Dr. William H. Restum, chief of
the speech pathology and audiol-
ogy service of Sinai Hospital, will
discuss the development of chil-
dren's speech and language skills
during their preschool years, the
danger signals of communication
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